Definition of rua in English:

rua

noun ˈruːə

Early 19th century: Maori.

单词	rua
释义	Definition of rua in English: rua noun ˈruːə NZ (in Maori culture) a pit used for storage, typically of root vegetables and fruit. they showed me the rua where fruit had been arrayed for storage Example sentencesExamples Underground pits (rua) for root crops such as sweet potato were scattered around the margins. You'll find extensive terracing, rua pits and visible former dwellings. The most remarkable and economically important was the development of the rua. The rua, often with raised rims along the east coast of the North Island, are quite numerous in landscapes where gardening was comm. They filled in the trenches and rua with soil. The diggers have also uncovered a rua. He observed and drew a number of structures called rua kopiha, built in rows on the terraces of the prehistoric pa. These pits are common in every village and were called Rua. A couple of rua can still be seen on a bank about 30 chains south of the village. They hid him in a rua-kumara, a store-pit for kumara dug in the ground. Origin Early 19th century: Maori.
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